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I am so an over the roll person. I used to be a lot more **** (ha) about it when I was younger. Like if I was at someone else's house, and it was going under, I would fix it so that the paper was going over. I can restrain myself to not interfere with other people's toilet paper now though.

And yay drunk Aeth!

Out is the only way, else it's rubbing up against the wall all the time, that can't be right.

I never realized there was a difference of opinion on the subject. I always assumed "under" rolled towels to be an indeliberate result.

I had a roommate who had a cat that, if the T.P. was hung in the over orientation, would bat at the roll, until it had completely unravelled on to the floor.

I was trained from that to always do the under orientation.

[quote=His Excellency Aethien]Oh and also, toilet paper debate **********************

[link=http://www.zam.com/forum.html?forum=28&mid=121381824249301583#1]A little late to the party, don't you think?

Edited, Jun 17th 2012 11:26pm by BrownDuck

Definitely over, I find it easier to get hold of the end that way. Either my housemate or her boyfriend (possibly both) go for under so it's 50/50 whether I get my preferred orientation.

What I find much more of an issue is people who can't or won't put the toilet roll on a spring type holder (like this). They aren't hard to use and there is no need to leave the new toilet roll perched on top of the empty one.

I use wet wipes. Too busy being awesome to care which way the wife sets the toilet paper.

The one I have in my flat is a pain to use. It's not like that one, it's just a bit of plastic that can be bent weirdly (with a lot of force). I just let the cleaning staff do it.

I'm usually over. I don't care much, in my last flat we didn't even have a toilet roll holder and here we have a toilet showerhead (in fact, I have only that at work because I can't be bothered to carry toilet paper around with me everywhere).
It's awesome. They should have them everywhere...

You know, I actually thought of that old post when I read the OP.

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Thats a good girl!

Dentist have me those drugs so I wouldn't kill him when he drilled on my broken tooth.

They'll cost you an arm and a leg, and haggling with surgeons is worse than having your teeth pulled.

Yup. A regular teeth cleaning costs nearly $200 without insurance. Hell, even at the health center at my school it cost around $50-$75, when a normal doctor visit only cost $15.

You've got dentists there?